Okay, got a couple people on the line, and I'm going to get right to you.

But I want to throw this in the hopper, a little bit of a buffet here at 5.

So earlier, Rico and I had a discussion, not an argument, because I think Rico had some credible points,

and I'd like to think I do.

Otherwise, I'm insane.

It was the idea of moving up versus moving down in Thursday night's draft.

I want to add this.

And I want to know if in any way this changes your opinion.

I'm not actively going to go on a campaign here.

I'm just asking.

So ESPN insider Matt Miller kind of did one of these like aggregators of all the scoops pre-draft, right?

So here's his quote.

And you know my viewpoint is the biggest separation between this team in

2003 and the last two years is the offensive line.

They went from being the best unit in the league to me. I need whatever they

deemed to be their favorite old linemen. I want to go and get them. Matt Miller says this,

quote, expect a heavy run on offensive linemen in round one. As one scout told me, you could easily see up to 10 offensive

linemen selected in the top 32. He predicted as many as eight offensive tackles and two guards.

At the latter position, Penn states, I just say Ione, I can't, what is it, Ola Vega, Oli of, whatever, guy who

kills people, he's the most physical guard in the country, could be a top 14 pick,

and Texas A&M's Chase Basantis could sneak into the late first round. Why is it relevant?

Because the tigers, the lions probably aren't in the market for a guard as much as I'd love

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